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A "territorial" tax system that taxes only income earned insidenational borders would allow U.S.-based companies to compete on alevel playing field with foreign competitors, particularly ifaccompanied by a significant reduction in the corporate tax rate.If Congress lacks the political will to engage in fundamentalreform, it should at least go as far toward a territorial taxsystem as possible.

BG1093:  How a Flat Tax Would Affect Charitable Contributions

Time to Sunset the Tax Code

(Archived document, may contain errors) 7/11/90 273 SOLVING THE DEFICIT PROBLEM: A TAX LIMITATION/BALANCED BUDGETAMENDMENT

A destination-based sales tax cartel would be bad for taxpayers. Itwould damage competition and privacy, erode fiscal discipline, andlead to higher tax burdens. It would threaten personal privacy byallowing third parties to examine financial transactions and buyingpatterns. And it would harm the President's ability to defendAmerica's economic interests when dealing with Europe's welfarestates.

BG1134: Flat Tax or Sales Tax? A Win-Win Choice ForAmerica

BG1078:  Is There a Clinton Crunch?: How the 1993 Budget PlanAffected the Economy

The global economy is entering a recession because recent unprecedented government spending has zombified hugely indebted economies and has crowded out the private sector

America: Europe's Tax Collector?

The Medicare conference agreement fails the two criticalrequirements of a responsible drug benefit program for the nation'sseniors.  The original idea underlying this legislation wasnever just about adding drug coverage to Medicare.  It wasabout doing so in a way that would not lead to huge additionalliabilities to future generations, and in a way that would reformthe program so that it could respond to the changing needs of theelderly and disabled.   But the agreement will not leadto t...